Gaming CFW 5.50 GEN-D3 problems

[silverbullet1080]

I installed this on my PSP2000 recently and it seems like loading games gives me a black screen for whatever reason. Loading homebrew apps and games works fine, but loading CSOs or ISOs doesn't seem to do squat other than showing me a dark screen. Anyone have any idea as to why this is happening and what I could do to fix it? I'd appreciate any help.

 

[luke_c]

Have you tried using different ISO driver modules, e.g M33 or Sony

 

[silverbullet1080]

Have you tried using different ISO driver modules, e.g M33 or Sony

It wasn't working on M33, haven't tried Sony yet though.

edit- the sony driver didn't do dick either

 

[prowler]

Is your memory card official?
Formatting might help.

This is what happened on my old fake memory card, I backed up all my stuff and formatted and it started working again (Also, if it is fake, backup your saves regularly)

 

[silverbullet1080]

Is your memory card official?
Formatting might help.

This is what happened on my old fake memory card, I backed up all my stuff and formatted and it started working again (Also, if it is fake, backup your saves regularly)

I'm pretty sure it's a real sandisk memory card, but I suppose I can give formatting it a shake.

 

[Leamonde.Halcyon]

Formatting can't hurt. Have you checked that all your plugins and the like are properly activated and so on?

 

[silverbullet1080]

A format didn't do squat either. As for plugins, UsbSlimCharge is off, while popsloader [GAME] and [POPS] are both on. Those are really the only plugins I have.

 

[prowler]

popsloader should only be enabled for POPS, not GAME.
Since POPS =/= PS1 games.

 

[silverbullet1080]

popsloader should only be enabled for POPS, not GAME.
Since POPS =/= PS1 games.

Success!

Thanks a million

 

[Leamonde.Halcyon]

Glad to hear you got it sorted out

 

[Jolan]

Remember kids, whenever something is failing on your PSP, the VERY FIRST course of action should be to Disable all the plugins.

 

[Leamonde.Halcyon]

Remember kids, whenever something is failing on your PSP, the VERY FIRST course of action should be to Disable all the plugins.

Words of wisdom for the ages.

 

[ProtoKun7]

Remember kids, whenever something is failing on your PSP, the VERY FIRST course of action should be to Disable all the plugins.

Sounds like a PSP PSA

 

[Leamonde.Halcyon]

Somebody should make it a poster XD